TROIS MORCEAUX, Op.61 (2024) 16'00 

for cello and piano

 

AU NOM DE LA DÉESSE (EPIKALEO TOI TIN THEON), Op.60 (2024) 10'00

(after the poem 'Au nom de la déesse...' from 'Journal de bord III' 1937-1969 by Georges Séféris)

for bassoon

 

SUITE, Op.59 (2024) 15'00

for two celli

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CITATIONS ET SCHOLIES, Op.58 (2023) 15'00

for cello

 

CHANT SUR L'ÎLE DE MILOS, Op.57 (2023) 11'00

for cello and piano

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Premiere : March 16, 2024 - Abbaye de Dieleghem, Brussels

Performers : Adrien Tsilogiannis, cello - Alexandre Papazoglakis

 

TROIS AIRS DE JEAN MORÉAS, Op.56 (2022) 9'40

(on three poems from 'Autant en emporte le vent' 1886-1887 by Jean Moréas) - [in French]

for voice and 6 instruments : org(to) / vl1 / vl2 /vla / vlc / cb

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Premiere : April 6, 2022 - Espace Pôle Nord, Brussels

Performer : Sturm und Klang Ensemble - Thomas Van Haeperen, conductor

 

BLEU ASSE, Op.55 (2022) 20'00

(after paintings by Geneviève Asse)

for cello

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Commissioned by the Bibliotheca Wittockiana

 

HOMMAGE À ADRIAN WILLAERT, Op.53 (2021) 10'00

Quintet for flute, clarinet (& bass clarinet), violin, cello and piano

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Premiere : December 5, 2022 - the Espace Senghor, Brussels

Performer : Ensemble Fractales

Support : Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles - Direction générale de la Culture - Service de la Musique

 

QUINTETTE À CLAVIER "RITUEL D'ÉLEUSIS", Op.52 (2021) 16'30

for piano quintet

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Premiere : October 22, 2023 - Tour & Taxis, Gare Maritime, Brussels

Performer : Ensemble Mendelssohn

Production : Orfeo producties

 

OÙ EST LA PLAIE ?, Op.51 (2020) 9'00

(on excerpt from the poem 'Les Charniers' 1947 by Guillevic) - [in French]

for mezzo-soprano, baryton and 7 instruments : cl / cl.B. / guit. /pn. / vl / vla / vlc

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Premiere : January 27, 2021 - House of European History, Brussels

Performers : Sturm und Klang Ensemble - Thomas Van Haeperen, conductor - Clara Inglese, soprano - Lorenzo Caròla, baryton

Support : Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles - Direction générale de la Culture - Service de la Musique

 

DOUZE PRÉLUDES "SIMONCINI ET CHIROT", Op.50 (2020) 15'30

for piano 

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Commissioned by Lettres en Voix asbl

Premiere : September 27, 2020 - Social media

Performer : Mathias Lecomte, piano

Support : Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles - Direction générale de la Culture - Service de la Musique

 

TROIS BALLADES HELLÉNIQUES, Op.49 (2020) 20'00

Quartet for four celli

 

MNÉMOSYNE, Op.48 (2019) 6'30

(on poem 'Mnémosyne' 1930 by Pierre Jean Jouve) - [in French]

for medium voice and piano

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Premiere : March 2, 2021 - Arsonic, Mons

Performers : Clara Inglese, soprano - Charly Delbecq, piano

 

STYRAX ANTIQUE, Op.47 (2019) 9'00

for cello and piano

 

POUR PERCEVOIR LE TIMBRE VÉGÉTAL, Op.46 (2019) 9'00

(after a poem from 'Avec la connivence des embruns' 2016 by Françoise Matthey)

for accordion and piano

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Commissioned by the In & Out ensemble

Premiere : April 12, 2019 - Auditorium de la Fondation Anne et Robert Bloch, Delémont

Performers : Members of the In & Out ensemble. Mélanie Brégant, accordéon - Thierry Ravassard, piano

 

MELOPOÏA, Op.45 (2018) 11'00

Trio for flute, cello and piano

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Premiere : March 13, 2022 - Kulturzentrum Alter Schlachthof, Eupen

Performers : Trio O³ - Lydie Thonnard, flute - Eugénie Defraigne, cello - Léna Kollmeier, piano

Support : Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles - Direction générale de la Culture - Service de la Musique

 

APPRIVOISER LA PÉNOMBRE, Op.44 (2018) 4'00

for piano

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Premiere : November 30, 2019 - the Espace Senghor, Brussels

Performer : Alessandro Cervino, piano

 

S'ÉLANCER, Op.43 (2018) 10'00

for 15 instruments : 1.1.1.1 / 1.1.1.0 / 1perc / hp / pno / 1.1.1.1.1

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Premiere : January 6, 2019 - Maison du Peuple, Saint-Gilles

Performer : Sturm und Klang Ensemble - Thomas Van Haeperen, conductor

Support : Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles - Direction générale de la Culture - Service de la Musique

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PORTRAIT DE BAT-ENOSH, Op.42 (2018) 16'00

for 7 instruments : fl / cl / perc / 2 vl / vla / vlc

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Premiere : March 23, 2018 - Monastère Saint André de Clerlande, Ottignies-Louvain-la-Neuve

Performer : Sturm und Klang Ensemble - Thomas Van Haeperen, conductor

Support : Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles - Direction générale de la Culture - Service de la Musique

 

SIGNE COULEUR, Op.41 (2017) 6'00

(after a poem from 'Forclaz' 1976 by Marc Quaghebeur)

Quartet for four flutes

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Commissioned by the Quatuor Hinémoa

Premiere : April 8, 2018 -  L'Archipel - Salle de concert, Fouesnant

Performer : Quatuor Hinémoa

 

JARRES OINTES DE SONGE, Op.40 (2016) 12'00

for 13 instruments : 1 (fl & flA).1 (htb & ca).1 (cl & clB).1 / 1.1.0.0 / 1perc / pno / 1.1.1.1.1

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Distinction : Irène Fuerison-Prize awarded by the Royal Academy of Belgium, 2017

Premiere : April 6, 2022 - Espace Pôle Nord, Brussels

Performer : Sturm und Klang Ensemble - Thomas Van Haeperen, conductor

 

SEPTIÈME EAU-FORTE DE K. YAMASHITA, Op.39 (2016) 4'00

(after 'Sept Jardins fantastiques' 1983 by André Pieyre de Mandiargues)

for clarinet, viola, cello and piano

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Premiere : November 13, 2016 - the Concert Hall M of The Centre for Fine Arts, Brussels

Performers : Jean-Michel Charlier, clarinet - Mihoko Kusama, viola - Taras Zanchak, cello - Thérèse Malengreau, piano

Coproduction : Ars Musica 2016 / National Orchestra of Belgium

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PRÉDELLE ESQUISSE, Op.38 (2016) 6'30

for string trio

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TROIS MÉLODIES POUR UN PSAUME, Op.37 (2016) 12'30

(on three poems from 'Etudes pour un psaume I' 2004 by Marc Dugardin) - [in French]

for voice and percussion

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Premiere : November 26, 2016 - Librairie Quartiers Latins, Brussels

Performers : Clara Inglese, soprano - Max Charue, percussion

Production : Lettres en Voix asbl

 

IMPRESSION, Op.36 (2016) 7'00

for clarinet and piano

 

Distinction : Second Prize at the First International Composition Competition "Music and Nature" 2016

Premiere : July 30, 2016 - Chiesa di San Rocco, Sassello

Performers : Members of the Trio Kelitrei. Elena Bacchiarello, clarinet - Francesco Guido, piano

 

RETABLE À LOUISE BOURGEOIS, Op.35 (2016) 15'00

for string quartet

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Distinction : Marcel Hastir-Prize awarded by the Royal Academy of Belgium, 2018

Premiere : March 7, 2019 - Marble Gallery of the Royal Academy of Belgium

Performer : Quatuor Amôn

 

SINUEUSES D'ENLUMINURE, Op.34 (2015) 9'00

for piano

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Premiere : December 8, 2018 - the Espace Senghor, Brussels

Performer : Thérèse Malengreau, piano

 

ABSIDIAL, Op.33 (2015) 4'00

for piano 

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Commissioned by the Val Tidone International Music Competitions 2016

Premiere : December 12, 2017 - the Espace Senghor, Brussels

Performer : Thérèse Malengreau, piano

Publisher : Bèrben Edizioni musicali, Ancona, 2016 (5857)

 

ET J'ASPIRE EN TREMBLANT..., Op.32 (2015) 13'00

(on poem 'Sagesse' 1881 and 'Bonheur' 1891 by Paul Verlaine) - [in French]

for soprano, clarinet and piano

 

FRAGMENTS OF ARS POETICA, Op.31b (2015) 5'20

(on poem 'Art poétique' 1874 by Paul Verlaine) - [in French]

for soprano and piano

 

ET POUR CELA PRÉFÈRE L'IMPAIR, Op.31a (2014) 8'00

(on poem 'Art poétique' 1874 by Paul Verlaine) - [in French]

for soprano and harp

 

Premiere : June 25, 2015 - Arsonic, Mons

Performers : Clara Inglese, soprano - Alisée Frippiat, harp

Production : Lettres en Voix asbl

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VERLAINE AU SECRET, Op.30 (2014) 60'00

chamber opera in five acts; libretto by Myriam Watthee-Delmotte - [in French]

for soli, voices, actors and ensemble

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Premiere : November 20-21, 2015 - Arsonic, Mons

Stage director : Jean-Louis Danvoye

Performers : Musiques Nouvelles Ensemble and Arts² Ensemble - Quentin Mourier, conductor

Coproduction : Lettres en Voix asbl / Royal Conservatory of Mons / Le manège.mons / Mons 2015

Support : Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles - Direction générale de la Culture - Service de la Musique

 

EXTRÊME TEMPLE, Op.29 (2014) 8'30

for accordion 

 

IMPERSCRUTABLE APPEL, Op.28 (2014) 9'00

for flute, two violins and viola

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Distinction : Second Prize at the 2015 "Egidio Carella - Val Tidone" Composition Competition, Italy

Premiere : July 26, 2014 - Concert Hall of the Accademia Musicale Chigiana, Siena

Performers : Matteo Cesari, flute - members of the Prometeo Quartet

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SUAIRE DE PIERRE, Op.27 (2014) 6'50

(on poem 'La Prison' 1928 by Pierre Jean Jouve) - [in French]

for women's choir (SSA)

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ENCHEVÊTRE, Op.26 (2014) 12'00

for clarinet, accordion and orchestra : 2 (+picc).2 (+ca).2 (+cB).2 (+Cbn) / 2.2.2.1. / timb / 2perc / hp / strings

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THE ASSAULTED GIRL, Op.25 (2014) 11'00

(on fragments from Acis and Galathea, Ovid's Metamorphoses) - [in English]

for actress, clarinet, horn, piano, violin and cello

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Premiere : July 4, 2014 - Sir Georg Solti Chamber Hall, Budapest

Stage director : András Almási-Tóth

Performer : Franz Liszt Academy Ensemble - Nicolas Taboulot, conductor

Production : Erasmus IP, Royal Conservatory of Brussels (KCB)

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ATTRAIT DE LA MER ET DES RACINES, Op.24 (2014) 9'15

(after 'La Mer et les Racines' 1960-1962, eight paintings by Serge Vandercam)

Quintet for flute, oboe, clarinet, horn and bassoon

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Commissioned by MusMA 2014

Distinction : Composition Prize of MusMA (Festivals of Walloon Brabant)

Premiere : March 7, 2015 - Concert Hall of the Royal Conservatory of Mons

Performer : I Solisti del Vento

Production : MusMA 2014/2015

Support : Music Festivals of Walloon Brabant

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IRRUPTIONS, ERUPTIONS, INTERRUPTIONS, Op.23 (2014) 12'40

(after the 'logogrammes' by Christian Dotremont)

Quintet for two violins, viola, cello and double bass

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Distinction : Prize of the Royal Academy of Belgium, November 2014

 

NON HA FONDO QUESTO VUOTO, Op.22 (2013) 5'00

(after 'Petits Poèmes Nocturnes' 1952-1953 by Pier Paolo Pasolini)

for viola 

 

ECORCHEE DE L'ECORCE, Op.21 (2013) 9'20

for violin and cello

 

OPHÉLIE, Op.20 (2013, rev. 2018) 15'00

(on poem 'Ophélie' 1870 by Arthur Rimbaud) - [in French]

for soprano, cello and harp

 

Distinction : "Emile Agniez"-Prize awarded by the Royal Conservatory of Brussels (KCB), March 2013

Premiere : October 4, 2014 - Concert Hall of the MIM (musical instruments museum)

Performers : Clara Inglese, soprano - Benjamin Glorieux, cello - Alisée Frippiat, harp

Production : Lettres en Voix asbl

Support : Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles - Direction générale de la Culture - Service de la Musique

 

CLAIRAUDIENCE, Op.19 (2012) 4'40

for flute, clarinet, violin and cello

 

Premiere : July 13, 2013 - the Henri Le Boeuf Concert Hall of The Centre for Fine Arts, Brussels

Performer : Odysseia Ensemble

Production : Bozar 2013

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TRANSFULGURÉS, Op.18 (2012) 12'30

(after 'Fulguriances et autres figures' 1980-2007 by Serge Venturini)

for 10 instruments : 1.0.1.0 / 1.1.1.0 / 1perc / pno / 1.0.1.1.0

 

Commissioned by Ars Musica 2013 for the Musiques Nouvelles ensemble

Premiere : March 10, 2013 - Studio 4, Flagey, Brussels

Performer : Musiques Nouvelles ensemble - Patrick Davin, conductor

Coproduction : Le manège.mons / Flagey / Bozar / Ars Musica 2013

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FILANTE, ATTIRANTE... DE L'INACCOMPLI, Op.17 (2012) 10'00

(after 'Éclats d'une poétique de l'inaccompli', Livre V, 2009-2012 by Serge Venturini)

for 11 instruments : 1 (fl & picc).1 (cl & clB).1.1. / 1.0.0.0 / 1perc / 1.1.1.1.1.

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Premiere : March 12, 2013 - the Espace Senghor, Brussels

Performer : Sturm und Klang Ensemble - Thomas Van Haeperen, conductor

Production : Ars Musica 2013

 

ENTASIS, Op.16 (2011) 10'20

(after 'Trois petits drames pour marionnettes' 1894 by Maurice Maeterlinck)

for flute, clarinet, harp and string quintet

 

Workshop : March 16, 2012 - the Royal Conservatory of Brussels (KCB)

Performer : Oxalys Ensemble

 

PARCAE, Op.15 (2011) 6'00

for three violins

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APOPTOSIS, Op.14 (2011, rev. 2015) 15'00

Trio for violin, cello and piano

 

Distinction : Prize at the 2015 International Composition Competition of the Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Carlos de Valencia

Premiere : February 18, 2016 - the Museum Reception Hall of the Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Carlos, Valencia

Performers : Claudio Carbó Montaner, piano - Fernando Pascual, violin - Rafal Jezierski, cello

 

ABSORPTION, Op.13 (2010) 7'00

for euphonium or bass trombone 

 

YOCTODÔME, Op.12 (2010) 9'30

for large orchestra : 3 (+picc).3 (+ca).3 (+cB).3 / 4.3.3.1. / timb / 2perc / hp / strings

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Distinction : piece selected and written within the Framework of Young Composers' Forum - TACTUS 2011

Premiere : January 17-21, 2011 - Studio 4, Flagey, Brussels

Performer : the Brussels Philharmonic - Vlaams Radio Orkest - Michel Tabachnik, conductor

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NYMPHONIETTA, Op.11 (2009) 25'00

for chamber orchestra : 2.2.2.2. / 2.1. / timb / hp / strings

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DEUX CITES DECHUES, Op.10 (2008) 8'30

(on two poems 'Florence' 1909 and 'Antwerp' 1914 by Alexandre Blok) - [in French]

for mezzo soprano, clarinet and piano

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INEXTRICABLE, Op.9 (2007) 9'00

for violin 

 

FRENESIE SUICIDAIRE, Op.8 (2006) 7'30

for two pianos

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DE LA LUGUBRE INCANTATION, Op.7 (2005) 4'30

(on poem 1954-1955 by J.R.R. Tolkien) - [in French]

for soprano and piano

 

Premiere : October 25, 2006 - Concert Hall Fabry of Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, Brussels

Performers : Rita Matos Alves, soprano - Paule Van den Driessche, piano

 

DEUIL, Op.6 (2005) 7'00

for cello and piano

 

Premiere : March 24, 2006 - Small Hall Concert of the Royal Conservatory of Brussels

Performers : Thibault Lavrenov, cello - Macha Kanza, piano

 

INTERMEDE, Op.5 (2005) 7'20

for flute 

 

Premiere : March 24, 2006 - Small Hall Concert of the Royal Conservatory of Brussels

Performer : Marie Lagaditis, flute

 

CINQ PIECES, Op.4 (2003-2004) 30'00

for piano 

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TROIS ROMANCES, Op.3 (2000-2004) 15'00

for cello and piano

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FANTAISIE, Op.2 (2003) 25'00

for cello and piano

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SONATE, Op.1 (2000) 16'30

for piano